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Rockabilly

1950s fusion of country and R&B - slapback bass, electric guitar twang.

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From 1964 to 1970, it is heard on seven recordings. Both ends are Lennon's, 'I'll Cry Instead' first and 'One After 909' last. 'Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby' and 'Honey Don't' are two of them. On 'Run for Your Life', it is built on 'Baby Let's Play House', and the early takes carry a slap-back echo on the vocal. On 'I'll Cry Instead', Jonathan Gould called it rockabilly-styled. Of those, 'Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby' is at a very fast tempo, one of only six of their recordings at that pace.

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Early1 · 20%
Mid-period3 · 60%
Late1 · 20%

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Songs(5 of 8)

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